Conclusions.

And really I don't have time for this all, like people tell me to do. File endless appeals only to be ignored and then told my imaginary friend is just talking to me again. The only thing I really have an obligation to do is to ensure that I have a good quality of life. When I was younger I was told that was a selfish thing to think and I was a lazy, useless noncontributing member of society to feel that way. But I never thought that was true, and now I know it was never true and isn't. And people still say I may have to work now. I am too old to work now. I'm almost 60 and I never worked a day in my life. It's too old to enter the work force and my problems are unique. I'm not lazy, I am handicapped and that's not my fault. No, I am going to just assume else is handling this situation whatever else they tell me. Even though it's three years later, this situation is getting much worse and it doesn't seem anything is being done about it. In my situation or in Michigan, if this is about the stupid laws here. I'm a very good person and I've done nothing, and I've done nothing to deserve any of this. No one could possibly deserve some of these things under any circumstances. My only goal is to maintain my quality of life. But that would be impossible in a group home, especially a Detroit group home. Or if I lost my limbs or, again, lost my ability to drive because of that. Or lost my ability to pay for something necessary like a car, like my neighborhood friend seems to be telling me. I am going to assume someone else is handling it whatever they outcome. I am going to assume someone else is handling it to preserve my peace of mind and my quality of life. But I will continue filing the occasional petition and talking about this and revealing things in whatever way I can. To expose all of this, to make sure all are held accountable for what they did, even if it was just to me, and to ensure people make sure I have a quality of life. That at least I hold onto what I already have.